After I was forced to become a survival game NPC

Chapter 93 Ruixi Hotel (4)

Thinking of this, Su Nanzhi's back went cold.

She found the account number and password from the sticky note on the table, entered the hotel's internal management system, and after some fumbling, she found that there was no check-in record for the past two days, except for the group that checked in today.

There were guests staying in the hotel before the game started. Although there were not many guests, the lobby just now seemed a little too cold.

Those who didn’t know better thought there were no guests in this hotel.

She didn't know when the previous guest checked in. She tried several times, but couldn't find earlier records.

All kinds of anomalies made Su Nanzhi feel more and more uneasy. She originally wanted to use the computer to check the basic information of Ruixi Hotel, thinking that it was impossible to find any information about such a luxurious hotel.

As a result, the computer was on an internal network and could not access the Internet at all.

As for the mobile phone, after searching for a long time, she only found an elderly phone, which had no signal and was no different from a brick.

The game doesn't let her take shortcuts, so the clues can only be found inside the hotel.

It's true that she can get the key card, but the housekeeping staff cannot go around openly. If they are discovered, can they still be considered to be working seriously?

This is a pit.

Su Nanzhi began to sort out the dusty documents on the table and in the cabinet, and it took her half a day to dig out a hotel brochure.

The color of the brochure cover looks very dull and old, and the color at the creases has fallen off, revealing the white edge of the paper.

The brochure introduces the hotel's geographical location and basic overview.

This hotel is far away from the city. There are no people nearby. It is surrounded by green mountains and green waters. It takes half an hour's drive from the nearest town.

The hotel has a total of 23 floors, with restaurants, bars, swimming pools, gyms, and hot springs. There is also a lake outside with great scenery. It is a good place for vacation.

The sound of the system sounded at this time, [Obtain the item 'Hotel Brochure', clue collection rate - 1%]

What?

Only 1%?

In such a big hotel, the clues can be anywhere. According to the progress of this cheating, when will it be found to get 100%?

Su Nanzhi put the brochure away in the space and continued to look at the guest room check-in information on the computer. She wanted to write down which rooms were occupied so that she could find clues later.

The employee rules stipulate that employees are not allowed to take the guest elevator, and they are not allowed to enter or exit the hotel through the main entrance when commuting to and from get off work.

To go to the main entrance, you can also take the guest elevator, but you have to wait until after get off work to change out of employee uniforms.

For a high-end hotel, the rules are very reasonable.

Guests can freely search for clues in non-employee areas.

In this round of the game, she had to pretend to be a normal player and find an opportunity to reveal her identity as a player so that she could exchange information with other players.

No one will take out important clues easily. Less important clues don't matter much, but it is different for her side tasks.

Su Nanzhi touched the bracelet on his wrist. Lu Yu mentioned that NPC players are not that easy to distinguish. It does not mean that a person is an NPC player. Ordinary players who are lucky may also be assigned a better identity.

——

at this time.

In Room 1420 on the 14th floor.

Cui Yuan looked at the hotel's furnishings and couldn't help but sigh, "I didn't expect that Yugi was so generous and allowed us to stay in such a good hotel."

Being able to stay in such a good hotel for free, it seems that the game is not particularly bad.

Zhu Yunyun, who came with me for a visit, raised her hands to straighten her hair, "That's it, just barely. The hotels I've stayed in are much better than this one."

(End of chapter)